William Watson: What Statistics Canada data said one day in October



I’ve written before about how Statistics Canada, which often gets good reviews for its data, has one of the clunkiest user interfaces around. Very 2005: way too many clicks to get where you want to go and no guarantee you finally do arrive there. Read More



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